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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1894
Page
2
One copy one year by mail and one copy six months by mail are authorized. Case is authorized to collect and remit for subscriptions to the Silver State Paradise and the Silver State Lovelock. Perris authorized to collect and remit for subscriptions to the Silver State Lovelock.
For Governor John E. Jones of Ormsby and Lieutenant Governor R. Sadler of Eureka headline the slate. Associate Justice Supreme Court nominee M. S. Bonnifield of Humboldt and Surveyor General A. C. Pratt of Douglas complete the line.
The article praises Francis G Newlands for leading Nevada's silver stance two years ago and maintaining support for free coinage at 16 to 1. It cites Senator Stewart Senator Jones and the People's party national committee as endorsing Newlands and Nevada's independent path against old parties to advance silver. It notes Jones warning that silver allies must unite after the Sherman Act repeal by the two major parties.
Senators Don Cameron and Newlands, along with James B. Weaver and the national Populist committee, back Nevada's silver-friendly policy. The text praises Nevada as a national beacon in monetary reform, urges overwhelming silver-supporting votes to defeat Bartine and split Republicans, and notes funds backing Republican efforts against Newlands.
Public notices advertise Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to ward off illness during hot weather. Additional ads promote Toop's Prus as handmade and well proportioned. A marriage notice from Winnemucca Nevada dated September 18M announces Marmolejo to the wife of M Marmolejo with a 4 ounce dowry.
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